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. 2015 Mar 1;5(1):31–41. doi: 10.1089/jcr.2014.0019

Table 3.

Factors Influencing HANDLS Participants' Risk for Depression by Logistic Regression1

Parameter β Estimate±SE p Odds ratio 95% Confidence limits
Caffeine 0.00046±0.0003 0.1299 1.000 [0.999, 1.000]
Theobromine 0.00071±0.0009 0.4209 1.001 [0.999, 1.002]
Sex: men vs. women −0.1311±0.0529 0.0132 0.769 [0.625, 0.947]
Race: African American vs. white −0.0946±0.0607 0.1192 0.828 [0.652, 1.050]
Age −0.0131±0.0057 0.0212 0.987 [0.976, 0.998]
Global cognitive function: normal vs. impaired −0.1095±0.0819 0.1812 0.803 [0.583, 1.107]
Education: <high school vs. high school+ 0.1323±0.0601 0.0276 1.303 [1.130, 1.649]
Literacy: ≤5th grade vs. post–high school 0.3637±0.1044 0.0005 1.853 [1.336, 2.571]
Literacy: 6th–8th grade vs. post–high school −0.0323±0.1056 0.7599 1.247 [0.902, 1.726]
Literacy: high school vs. post–high school −0.0781±0.089 0.3804 1.192 [0.905, 1.568]
Current Smoker: no vs. yes −0.1793±0.0543 0.001 0.699 [0.565, 0.864]
Employment: no vs. yes 0.415±0.0546 <0.0001 2.293 [1.852, 2.840]
1

CES-D used to determine risk for depression.15